Photo: Antonio ScarpinettiLuiz Marques He is a retired professor and collaborator of the History Department at IFCH/Unicamp. He is currently a senior professor at Ilum Escola de Ciência at CNPEM. Through Editora da Unicamp, he published Giorgio Vasari, Life of Michelangelo (1568), 2011, e Capitalism and Environmental Collapse, 2015, 3rd edition, 2018. He is a member of the collectives 660, Ecovirada and Rupturas.

Luiz Marques

Luiz Marques

War and socio-environmental collapse
The Climate Framework Convention is dead. And now?
The fate of Brazilian agriculture
Morals, family and religion in the final stretch of the elections
From geophysics to sociophysics
From the Paris Agreement to COP 26. What money tells us
Biodiversity is not a problem, it is a solution!
We are all Wajãpi!!
Abandon flesh or hope
Bolsonaro, the ecocide
'Scientific Marxism'
Rejection of Bolsonaro spreads
Science versus Bolsonaro
The infamous minority of 2018
The third edition of 'Capitalism and Environmental Collapse'. What has changed in the last 3 years?
The global teenagers’ climate strike
Degrowth V – The two enemies of humanity and agrointoxication
Degrowth. IV – The limits of water
Degrowth (III) – Collapse of biodiversity
Degrowth (II) – Climate change
Degrowth. A left-wing perspective on socio-environmental crises (I)
Decline in male fertility. A still little studied case of ecological suicide
Dissociate the State from corporations and associate science and politics. Two conditions to turn the tide
IPBES and the decline of biodiversity
From Edson to Marielle. Fifty years of political assassinations
'Critical point in the Amazon'
When the alarm does not come from the 'catastrophists'
The climate records of 2017 and the legacy of the current generation
Atlas of food poisoning in Brazil
Too late for 3º C?
“Toasted, roasted and grilled”
Agribusiness and the decline of insects
The current trajectory of socio-environmental collapse is indisputable
Scientific hopes and basic political facts about the Paris Agreement
The inevitable future
In defense of the Amazon and the Cerrado
For a University involved in the agenda of our time
The last century of tropical forests?
The great tree massacre
Consequences of rising sea levels in the 21st century
Melting ice and rising sea levels
Replacing fish with plastic
Corporate overfishing and fish depletion
2007–2037: Methane enters the picture
We are not transitioning to low carbon energy
The two ways to leave the Paris Agreement: the spectacular and the sneaky
Hotel Amazonia
Aquifers, the invisible decline
The commodification of water advances 'pari passu' with its scarcity
The four major dossiers of environmental degradation
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